“It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.”

True proactive people live in the question and the answer is just a part of the process

Some would even say that to question is the answer.

There are often multiple answers. For example: Are handguns good for self-defense? A Democratic Presidential candidate may answer ... Yes, and it's great to address the NRA ... No, and thanks to the Millions of moms who marched against the Second Amendment ... Maybe, only if my taxpayer provided armed guards can gun down the criminal first.

T shirt saying.Perfect.

(-; I like it a lot :-) could be, at times

As a truth-seeker, I have found that as long as there is a commitment to answer honestly, the question is the seed and the answer the fruit.  And with AI, the clearer the question, the clearer the answer.  Devil's advocates merely ask questions to distract from the truth — they don't care about an answer, only to sow doubt and hesitation.